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Nice work - I love number 4!
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Great images, well done.
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The 5th one works for me. I'm not sold on the rest of them though.
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i really like #5 ,
it shows more contrast in the picture
it shows more contrast in the picture
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I really like the fifth and eighth one But they are all really great. Some interesting buildings too.
But they are all really great. Some interesting buildings too.
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I have no problem with the shots as such but not keen on the treatment that seems to give a grainy feel rather than clarity to the shots.
No 5 works as an image and the grain adds to the feel of the building and makes the image interesting but personally I don't like the effect on the shots of natural subjects.
If HDR adds clarity to a landscape, particularly one containing water, I can see the point, if it does not then I would rather see it as it is.
Think I have seen some of these before in their natural state and I liked and enjoyed them particularly the ones of what looks like a canal surrounded by warehouses, it is not the fault of the artist that I don't like the HDR treatment to these shoots it is just that they give me no pleasure thus treated.
No 5 works as an image and the grain adds to the feel of the building and makes the image interesting but personally I don't like the effect on the shots of natural subjects.
If HDR adds clarity to a landscape, particularly one containing water, I can see the point, if it does not then I would rather see it as it is.
Think I have seen some of these before in their natural state and I liked and enjoyed them particularly the ones of what looks like a canal surrounded by warehouses, it is not the fault of the artist that I don't like the HDR treatment to these shoots it is just that they give me no pleasure thus treated.
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old pics overedited in color
Hi some of these are older hdr that were overly pp
I like 4 and 5 the best myself
if you like em you do if not each to his own
thanks to all taking time to reply
I like 4 and 5 the best myself
if you like em you do if not each to his own
thanks to all taking time to reply
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I am a fan of B&W HDR as well 
Nice shots
Nice shots
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